king of (nite) clubs\nrising card routine, as climax a puppet rises from deck with outstreched arms\naudley walsh
1948/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 5 Audley Walsh
King of (Nite) Clubs
rising card routine, as climax a puppet rises from deck with outstreched arms
transposition extraordinary\ncards in glass under a glass goblet, selections appear one by one on front of the deck, briefly covered with a handkerchief\ntheo "okito" bamberg\n"okito on magic"\na suggestion for the contemporary performer\ntheo "okito" bamberg
1973
the oriental magic of the bambergs Theo "Okito" Bamberg
Transposition Extraordinary
cards in glass under a glass goblet, selections appear one by one on front of the deck, briefly covered with a handkerchief
crispy\nspectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. bag of crisps is opened to find selected card.\nsimon lovell\n"the searcher" (bob ostin, magic mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Crispy
Spectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. Bag of crisps is opened to find selected card.
Inspired by
"The Searcher" (Bob Ostin, Magic Mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
the anything trick\nafter several random cards are located by spectator-cutting, an item used in the patter (fruit, salt shaker, etc.) is produced for the climax.\nsteve beam\n"the prediction" (hatton & plate, magicians' tricks and how they are done, 1910)\n"x-ray touch" (martin gardner, cut the cards, 1942)
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
The Anything Trick
After several random cards are located by spectator-cutting, an item used in the patter (fruit, salt shaker, etc.) is produced for the climax.
Related to
"The Prediction" (Hatton & Plate, Magicians' Tricks and How THey are Done, 1910)
"X-Ray Touch" (Martin Gardner, Cut the Cards, 1942)